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The US PVC market remained under significant downward pressure through June as ample inventories and competitive selling continued to weigh on market sentiment. Weak demand from the construction, PVC pipe, and automotive sectors limited purchasing activity, prompting suppliers to offer deeper discounts to stimulate sales. Stable ethylene dichloride (EDC) costs and uninterrupted production ensured sufficient product availability, preventing any tightening in supply. Weekly market activity reflected a sharp decline early in the month, followed by brief stabilization before another downturn in late June. Looking ahead, comfortable inventories, steady supply conditions, and cautious downstream procurement are expected to keep the US PVC market under bearish pressure in the near term.
PVC prices in the United States moved decisively lower through June, with PVC sellers pressured to clear inventories amid comfortable domestic availability. Early June saw cascading discounts into traditional channels as market participants shifted to offload PVC stock, while mid-month trading stabilized with little fresh demand impetus. By late June, spot PVC activity weakened again as participants absorbed an extended bearish trend and feedstock costs failed to lend support. Overall, the PVC market tone was dominated by inventory overhang and competitive selling rather than a pickup in downstream consumption, leaving spot interest thin across key end markets.
Demand from construction—notably PVC pipe—and automotive PVC product channels remained weak, with sellers offering deeper concessions to attract limited spot interest. The PVC Suspension Flexible Grade K** DEL Texas contract was marked down month-on-month, with the reported June **** settlement at $***.**/MT versus a prior reference of...
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